Prepare to be delighted with our ultimate culinary experience package featuring Dinner at Table offered Friday or Saturday night for 2 adults, a $50 F&B credit, and special lodging rates!

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From the #StanleyArchive: The Stanley in its glory days. See the fleet of steam-powered Stanley Motor Carriages parked in front? #history #architecture #TBT more...

Thu, Dec 08 - 5:01pm

This weekend, join us for an exquisite 5-course wine dinner
soiree at Table. The evening will be hosted by Chef de Cuisine David Engel
accompanied by lead Prep cook Shashank Dixit from Boulder’s most
popular restaurant- The Kitchen Bistro
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Wed, Dec 07 - 4:01pm

#StanleyTours, mirror mirror on the wall… Who is the fairest of them all? Check out this photo submitted by our tour guest. This photo was taken at Hall of Owners on 11/26/16 at 4:00 pm tour. There appears to be a figure in the lower circle mirror. Do you See it?
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Happy Holidays everyone!, we got a confirmation from the North Pole that Santa is going make an appearance at the Santa’s Workshop - Gingerbread House and Cookie Decorating. Dec 18th from 1:30 pm to 4:00pm. See you all there…
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#TBT Did you know ? The Stanley Hotel’s legacy goes beyond a history of paranormal activity. When Freelan Oscar Stanley arrived in Estes Park in 1903, he was not looking for a Hotel location, but instead the climate cure for his bout with Tuberculosis. Learn more about Stanley’s history with the Rocky Mountain PBS
Colorado Experience special presentation on The Stanley Hotel. more...

The Stanley Hotel, known for its architecture, magnificent setting, and famous visitors, may possibly be best known today for its inspirational role in the Stephen King's novel, "The Shining." This Colorado hotel has been featured as one of America's most haunted hotels and with the numerous stories from visitors and staff, The Stanley Hotel continues to "shine" today, as it did in 1909 when first opened.

Forced by poor health to move West, F.O. Stanley and his famous Steamer arrived in Estes Park in 1903. Finding the town lacking in amenities, F.O. set out to change the local economy. On the 160 acres he purchased from Lord Dunraven, Stanley first built the main building of the hotel, one of 11 buildings in the original complex. Many of those original buildings remain in use today on the remaining 55 acres.
Estes Park is the gateway to the Rocky Mountain National Park full of lush forests,

thriving wildlife, and over 300 miles of hiking trails. From horseback riding to mountain biking, there is no shortage of outdoor activities to keep everyone in the family entertained. Enjoy the majestic scenery of the Rockies and the unique Colorado lodging The Stanley offers. There is no hotel in Estes Park more appealing and mysterious. Book your reservation today or contact The Stanley Hotel for more information by calling (800) 976-1377.